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Aparthotels & serviced apartments in Mont-Tremblant

9 stays · 6 aparthotels and 3 serviced apartments

Aparthotels and serviced apartments in Mont-Tremblant suit a destination where many guests share a stay as a family or group. A kitchen, a living area and space for ski or cycling gear matter more in the Laurentians than a hotel's daily services, and the apartment format also works for longer stays and remote work.

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Where to stay in Mont-Tremblant

Pedestrian Village (Resort)

  • ski access
  • families
  • car-free stays

The Tremblant resort's pedestrian village, at the foot of the mountain, is the main base for guests who want to leave the car behind; it is a separate hub from downtown Saint-Jovite. The resort says on-site accommodation puts lifts, rental shops, restaurants and spas within walking distance, and that a free Cabriolet lift connects the lower village to the slope base. Wikivoyage describes one smallish supermarket and several convenience stores here, so many guests stock up elsewhere.

Stays in or near Pedestrian Village (Resort)

Saint-Jovite (Downtown)

  • longer stays
  • everyday shopping
  • local feel

Downtown Mont-Tremblant is the old Saint-Jovite area, where the municipality's centre point lies. Wikivoyage names nearby St-Jovite, along with the original village, as a place to stock up instead of the resort village's shops. A free municipal bus links Downtown, the Village and the Resort.

Vieux-Tremblant (The Village)

  • quieter evenings
  • lake setting
  • couples

Wikivoyage lists the Village as the original settlement, separate from the Resort or pedestrian village, and Wikipedia says the town developed around the Lac-Mercier railway station. It is one of the three hubs on the free municipal bus, which makes it a lower-key base for visitors who still want to reach the slopes without driving.

Stays in or near Vieux-Tremblant (The Village)

Getting around Mont-Tremblant

Wikipedia gives the distance to Montreal as approximately 130 km, and Wikivoyage says the drive from Montreal via Autoroute 40 takes about 90 minutes. The resort's own blog mentions a direct shuttle from Montréal-Trudeau Airport during the ski season, taking about 90 minutes, and a bus service from the Montréal bus station to downtown Mont-Tremblant, so plan the transfer before you arrive.

Within the municipality, the free municipal bus, Bus Mont-Tremblant, links three hubs: downtown, the Village and the Resort, and connects with the regional Laurentians intermunicipal service. At the resort, a free shuttle takes guests to the Casino de Mont-Tremblant. Wikivoyage puts the Resort and the Village around 13 km apart while Wikipedia gives seven kilometres from the resort to the village proper, so check the route and bus stop for your chosen address.

Living in Mont-Tremblant for longer

For longer stays, Wikivoyage describes only a smallish supermarket and several convenience stores in the pedestrian village, and suggests the original village and nearby St-Jovite for stocking up. Resort-village apartments suit short breaks; downtown or Village-area lodgings suit guests who plan to cook and settle in.

The free municipal bus links Downtown, the Village and the Resort, so a stay without a car is realistic along that route. If you work remotely, check the connection and desk set-up of each apartment before booking.

When to visit Mont-Tremblant

Winter is the headline season, built around the ski resort and its gondolas, and Wikivoyage lists snowshoeing, dog sledding, cross-country skiing and ice skating alongside skiing. Wikipedia records extreme temperatures from -41.4 degrees Celsius to 35.7 degrees Celsius, so pack for the season you choose.

Summer suits hiking, cycling, canoeing and golf. The resort says the bike trail network, kayaking on Lake Tremblant and hiking from the summit are summer draws, and Wikipedia notes the Ironman triathlon and the Circuit Mont-Tremblant racetrack among the area's events.

Mont-Tremblant sits in Quebec's Laurentian Mountains, approximately 130 km north-west of Montreal according to Wikipedia, and its 2021 census population was 10,992. French is the first language of 86.9% of residents, so expect signs and everyday conversation in French. Note that the municipality's centre is in the Saint-Jovite area, while most ski visitors base themselves at the resort's pedestrian village several kilometres north, so choose by which of the two you want to be near. For background, read what is an aparthotel, and see the Canada hub or Montreal if you are combining cities.

Long-stay tips for Mont-Tremblant

Of the 9 properties here, 4 offer an in-apartment washing machine, 1 list a laptop-friendly workspace, 1 include some form of housekeeping and 3 have a 24-hour front desk. If you are staying more than a few nights, compare the facts box on each property page first.

8 properties list a full kitchen and 1 only a kitchenette, so check the room type if you plan to cook more than simple meals.

Where room sizes are published, the median apartment here is 56 m².

Moving for work? Our guide to serviced apartments for relocation explains what to look for.

Aparthotel brands in Mont-Tremblant

You will find these brands here: Homewood Suites (1) and Residence Inn (1).

Other cities in Canada

Travelling further? See aparthotels in Toronto, Montréal, Ottawa, Whistler, Mississauga, Calgary, Vancouver and Edmonton.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best area to stay in Mont-Tremblant?

The Pedestrian Village suits skiers and families who want to walk to the lifts. Saint-Jovite downtown suits longer stays with everyday shopping, and the Village suits quieter stays.

How far is Mont-Tremblant from Montreal?

Wikipedia gives approximately 130 km north-west of Montreal, and Wikivoyage gives about 90 minutes by car via Autoroute 40.

Can I get around Mont-Tremblant without a car?

The free municipal bus links Downtown, the Village and the Resort, and the resort village is designed to be car-free, with a free Cabriolet lift and shuttles.

Is Mont-Tremblant only a ski destination?

No. Wikivoyage lists gondola rides, mountain biking, water sports and golf in summer, and the resort mentions kayaking on Lake Tremblant.

How many aparthotels are there in Mont-Tremblant?

We currently list 9 aparthotel and serviced apartment properties in Mont-Tremblant.

Do aparthotels in Mont-Tremblant have kitchens?

9 of the 9 properties we list have a kitchen or kitchenette in at least one apartment type.

Which aparthotels in Mont-Tremblant have a washing machine?

4 properties list an in-apartment washing machine. Use the facts box on each property page to check.

Which aparthotel brands operate in Mont-Tremblant?

Homewood Suites and Residence Inn.

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